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An extensive Japanese menu of traditional & uncommon dishes served in bustling, stylish environs.

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#7 of 8 Restaurants in Richardson

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.40

0.1 km from the center of Richardson

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★71%
  • 4 ★14%
  • 3 ★5%
  • 2 ★3%
  • 1 ★8%
2150 N Collins Blvd, Richardson, TX 75080, United States
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Sushi Sake?
Sushi Sake is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 1,547 reviews.
How does Sushi Sake rank in Richardson?
Sushi Sake is #7 of 8 Restaurants in Richardson by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Sushi Sake located?
2150 N Collins Blvd, Richardson, TX 75080, United States — 0.1 km from the center of Richardson.
How can I contact Sushi Sake?
Phone: +1 972-470-0722 · Website: sushisake.info
Myoungjin Lee
Black sesame basque cheese cake is MINDBLOWING. So good. Highlight of the meal!! What an unexpected pleasure to end the dinner - highly recommend trying the dessert.

The sushi and sashimi combo quality was great - a bit awkward to share with a party of 2 because a lot of them are one piece or three pieces, not two. But the tuna was tender and wasn’t fishy.

The handrolls are also great!

I love the interior and service here.
Would come back here for family occasions or date. It’s not so formal but not too casual, which I like.

Definitely recommend if you’re around the area or even in Dallas!!
Irving Ramirez
Do NOT get the 20.00 udon. You get ONE piece of Nickle size meat in the entire thing (verified with the manager). The sushi is fantastic. However, management's attitude needs work. Ruined my otherwise great night.
So Mori
During a business trip to Texas, I visited this Japanese restaurant recommended by a local client. I was quite surprised by the lively atmosphere of the place. At the sushi counter, a Japanese chef crafted the sushi authentically, which was impressive. They offer a reasonably priced nigiri set, but ordering à la carte can be just as enjoyable. Besides sushi, the menu includes a variety of Japanese snacks like karaage (fried chicken). While the service felt a bit rushed at times, as the waiters were quick to clear plates, they were still courteous and attentive. Overall, I was very satisfied with the experience.
Jason Lustman
Top notch sushi-a cut above other places. Salmon and tuna are fresh and tender, squid and octopus are toothsome but not chewy. The buckwheat noodles are a great choice. If you don't like fish, there is chicken and pork options that are excellent as well (try the karaage chicken!) service was prompt, everyone was very kind, and the bill was handled expertly with no errors. Will definitely attend again
Mark Doh
The three of us ordered chicken karaage, shishito peppers, chirashi dinner, sushi/sashimi dinner, salmon skin handroll, and o-toro nigiri.

The chicken karaage and shishito peppers were both well prepared and tasty but were very small portion size. They were not suitable for sharing.

Sushi and sashimi dinner had good fresh fish and the presentation was beautiful. The better value, though, was the chirashi dinner plate. It appeared to have as much variety and similar amount of fish but was 30% cheaper.

The salmon skin handroll was average and the o-toro was good but not worth the price. For example, two small nigiri pieces were more expensive than the entire chirashi dinner.

The service was spotty. They were clearly short-handed and we had to wait awhile to grab the server's attention.

Overall, we were impressed with the quality of the food, the presentation, as well as the great atmosphere.
PinHsuan Huang
Delicious sushi + attentive server!
We have been visiting sushi sake since 2008. We love their great quality of sashimi and sushi 🍣 but personally we would appreciate better response when we brought up how sandy the rad clam tongue is, their response was “it was normal.” No one wants to pay money to have sashimi with sand. When mentioned the dinner is to celebrate birthday, there is no in house treat. Lastly, crispy pork cutlet tastes not fresh which is disappointed for $20 cost.
Damianus Lamont
Hit up Sushi Sake in Richardson with a buddy of mine and, man, was it a treat! This spot's been around since '97 and you can tell they know their sushi game. We kicked things off with some gyoza and shrimp tempura with scallops – talk about kicking off with a bang! Fresh, tasty, and just the right amount of crunch.

For the main show, we dove into a Rainbow Roll, plus some salmon and octopus sashimi. Freshness? Check. Flavor? Double check. It's like they snatched the fish straight out of the ocean.

The vibe there? Totally on point. It's got this traditional Japanese feel that's all about chilling out. Soft lights, cool tunes, perfect for just hanging out and having a good chat. They've got the place set up for groups too, so it's pretty easy to meet new people if it's packed.

Staff and sushi bar were spot on – clean, friendly, and they know their stuff. If you're cruising around Dallas and got a sushi craving, Sushi Sake is where it's at. Just a heads up, they've got some rules about seating and dress code, but nothing that kills the vibe. Definitely worth your time and bucks!
bosman96
Went here pretty late. Customer service was greeted and very courteous like how Japan is. Food was great and is now one of my favorite Japanese restaurants to go to. Goof was great

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